Release season is here for Tour Edge and their Exotics lineup of clubs. While drivers are sure to bring the biggest share of interest this time around, there are those of us out there that still recognize the brands lineage and innovation when it comes to hybrids and fairways as well. With this marking twenty years of exotics, there is a lot riding on the line for the brand.
While we at THP are bringing you all the info for this release across the entire lineup, this specific piece is going to hone in the hybrids and fairways, so read on to find out all the design details.
Tour Edge Exotics E725 Hybrids and Fairways
On the E (Extreme) side of these 725 releases, it should come as no surprise that the focus here is on maximum forgiveness as well as continuing the MOI (moment of inertia) story which the E725 driver is touting.
The Exotics E725 Hybrid keeps the traditional larger footprint which Tour Edge has used here the past few releases but has implemented a 10g weight at the trailing edge of the sole in a sort of pseudo cavity. This puts the CG of the head 10% lower and naturally increases the MOI to resist twisting on misses.
In addition to the rear weight, the hybrid is also using 360 Ridgeback Technology with the titanium brace to increase rigidity around the perimeter, as well as the new 3D Diamond Face with 41 full-depth diamonds to increase speed and forgiveness across the face.
The hybrids will be offered in 19 (LH available), 22, and 25 degree options with a price point of $199.99 and being paired with the Project X Cypher 40i/50i/60i/70i (L, A, R, S).
On the other side is the Exotics E725 Fairway with its shallow face and elongated body that also uses a 10g adjustable weight in a similar pseudo-cavity at the trailing edge of the club. The fairway has the same 360 Ridgeback and 3D Diamond Face technology as the hybrids, but the more elongated shape and more shallow face here brings another level of launch from the tee and turf.
Additionally, the fairway is using Tour Edge’s RyzerSole design now functioning in combination with a new Power Channel to offer both playability off the turf as well as increasing the ability of the face to flex and create speed. All of this is blended into a $249.99 price and offered in 15 (LH available), 16.5, 18, and 21 degree lofts, paired with Project X Cypher 2.0 40/50 (L, A, R, S) or Denali Blue 60 (R, S).
Tour Edge C725 Hybrids and Fairways
Rounding out the lineup of fairways and hybrids is the C (Competition) 725 offerings, which on the 20th anniversary of Exotics, certainly look to keep the lineage of speed and power alive and well.
The Exotics C725 Hybrid continues the trend of Tour Edge keeping the ultra-compact players driven shot-shaping hybrid alive and well. With perhaps the smallest hybrid footprint on the market, the C725 comes in at only 105cc but with the deeper and square-toe face design that many better players dream of. Tour Edge calls it the most iron-like hybrid on the market, and that is hard to argue with.
Each head uses an adjustable hosel as well as a single 10g Flight Tuning System weight at the rear of the club that can move from neutral to draw or face locations making for 5-yards of movement potential. The head itself has a 10% lower CG than previous versions but still implemented 3D Diamond Face and RyzerSole to increase the playability as much as possible for such a compact clubhead.
The C725 hybrid is priced at $199.99 and offered in 17, 19, 21 degrees (RH Only) with the Project X Denali Blue 80 (R, S, X) as standard.
Finally, the Exotics C725 Fairway looks to be the cannon that everyone with fond memories of Tour Edge fairways hopes for. This is an all Titanium face and body design with a 90g RyzerSole. This is important as it pushes massive weight low and forward in the head while not sacrificing the ability to hit them off the deck.
The 90g weight is made up of 75g of permanent Tungsten combined with an adjustable 15g weight. But wait, there’s more, as a 5g weight is situated in the rear of the clubhead which can be interchanged with the 15g to offer +/- 200 RPM, not to mention the rear weight can be moved from neutral to heel or toe locations to implement up to 5 yards of flight tuning. Add in the 360 Ridgeback as well as 3D Diamond Face and playability is added to what is still a low spin monster for the stronger swingers seeking max distance from their fairways.
Price on the C725 Fariway is $299.99 given its Titanium nature. It is offered in RH only with 13, 15, and 18 degree options and paired with the Project X Denali Blue 60 (R, S) or HZRDUS Black Gen 5 70 (S, X).
The Details
Availability for orders on the entire C725 and E725 lineup begins today. As always beyond the stock shaft options Tour Edge is also offering a ton of no-upcharge possibilities for a more dialed in fit to those who need it.
What are your thoughts on the breadth of the hybrid and fairway options from this latest iteration into the Exotics lineup from Tour Edge? Jump into the conversation on the THP Community or below and let us know!
For more information on any of the Exotics C725 Fairway or Hybrid or the E725 Fairway or Hybrid line, check out their website at www.touredge.com.
